Kyle Ranson
Kyle Ranson’s tortured sexuality is now seared onto my retinas via his manic, splattered, candy-colored paintings.
By Gerry Mak in New Design on Thursday 26 August 2010
Kyle Ranson’s tortured sexuality is now seared onto my retinas via his manic, splattered, candy-colored paintings.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Monday 26 July 2010
Sex permeates our lives in some very unexpected ways, coloring not only the idealized memories of some people in our lives, but also the frustrating banality of the time spent those same people. Reuben Negron captures all the nuances — loneliness, sadness, detached kinkiness — of our erotic selves with his paintings that often read like single-panel narratives.
0By Gerry Mak in New Art on Friday 19 September 2008
Gregory Jacobsen’s grotesque paintings are disturbed reinterpretations of classical themes and compositions, the product of a tortured imagination that smears the distinctions between the sexual and the scatological, the beautiful and the perverse.
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